tmulcahy

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by tmulcahy 2y ago
I usually code with VIM. I work in many different languages and repos simultaneously. Python, TypeScript, C++, Kotlin, etc. Sometimes I need to ssh into a server and code there because I can't build AOSP on my Mac laptop. I sometimes f
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by tmulcahy 2y ago
Did you mean erythritol? It's often paired with monk fruit, but it's a completely separate substance. Erythritol has been linked to stroke - e.g. see https://www.cnn.com/2023/02/27/health/zero-c
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by tmulcahy 3y ago
Agreed. This is the best explanation of Log-Structured Merge Trees I've seen. I finally feel confident that I understand the concept.
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by tmulcahy 3y ago
Slide rules seem really cool! I'd like to acquire one for my desk. Anyone have recommendations for particular models or features? And where I can buy one? I'm hoping to get one in good condition, easy to use, and not to expensive.
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by tmulcahy 4y ago
Thanks for the explanation. Very interesting! I assume you only do the DFS when you detect a lock ordering violation? So if there is the potential for a deadlock you'll do extra work to make sure that you're actually deadlocked be
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by tmulcahy 4y ago
Any details/links that explain this? The article seems to suggest that they used to detect the deadlock as it was about to happen, and then abort everything and retry. This doesn't seem too different from "when they happen&qu
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by tmulcahy 4y ago
> The lock ordering rules had become too complicated and this was getting us too many transaction restarts, so I stole the standard technique from databases What is the standard technique from databases?
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by tmulcahy 4y ago
They do mention LMDB, which OpenLDAP uses as a backend: https://www.openldap.org/doc/admin24/backends.html
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by tmulcahy 5y ago
The ryg blog: https://fgiesen.wordpress.com/
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by tmulcahy 5y ago
Chrome bookmarks are safe. This is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Google_Bookmarks